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If a fix is made, it'd probably make more sense to be able to threaten the overlord with war, as the subject doesn't have its own foreign policy.
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Yeah, I'm outside the HRE (England) so I take it it's far from guaranteed but is possible? Well I've got a good few years left until the leagues start up anyway so I'll see how it goes until then. Thanks!
I hate the counter distance,
When I zoom out in political map mode and the nation names appear I would really appreciate it if the army counters would disappear leaving me an unobstructed view of that gorgeous map.
Please tell me, is this possible?
I know it already does remove the counters but that only happens when I have zoomed out so far the map is too small to appreciate.
When I zoom out in political map mode and the nation names appear I would really appreciate it if the army counters would disappear leaving me an unobstructed view of that gorgeous map.
Please tell me, is this possible?
I know it already does remove the counters but that only happens when I have zoomed out so far the map is too small to appreciate.
A question regarding HRE mechanics.
Austria is the Emperor, the HRE is catholic.
I just went to war against Austria in support of rebels and won. After this war Austria is
1. orthodox
2. constitutional republic
Why is Austria still the Emperor?
Austria is the Emperor, the HRE is catholic.
I just went to war against Austria in support of rebels and won. After this war Austria is
1. orthodox
2. constitutional republic
Why is Austria still the Emperor?
No, they only passed the first reform.
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I think i understand why. The only 3 remaining catholic HRE members are free cities.
Edit2: it was actually due to hereditary rule. The remaining non-orthodox HRE members were protestant, not catholic. My mistake.
Edit:
I think i understand why. The only 3 remaining catholic HRE members are free cities.
Edit2: it was actually due to hereditary rule. The remaining non-orthodox HRE members were protestant, not catholic. My mistake.
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If I declare a free city as a co belligerent will the Emperor join the war with all of their allies as well?
It sounds like there are no electors, in which case the HRE is hereditary. Austria will remain in that case. Works the same way as Erbkaisertum.
I'd try and feed the catholic electors to anyone inside HRE, so only protestant electors stay.
Then you can see who the protestant electors vote for.
Still not 100% guarantee, but you *can* be elected emperor as league leader outside of HRE.
Okay, what am I missing this time? I am Sweden, Commonwealth was quite dumb (so I thought) and moved a 40k stack to Osel. I blocked both streets with my Galleys and lo and behold, the Commonwealth stack just runs off. I was really happy thinking I just isolated 75% of the enemy's army but apparently I'm not understanding the game much...
they control both sides of the strait, so you can't prevent their troops from crossing it
The above is correct, also is that really 75% of the Commonwealth's army? Surely you can beat less than two regiments.
I guess the main army moved before the screenshot.
And yes, the answer is correct. If you control both sides of a strait you can't be blocked.
And yes, the answer is correct. If you control both sides of a strait you can't be blocked.
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They had a 40k stack there that moved away few days before I took the screenshot.
Thanks for the answers.
What happens to a countries colonial nations if I take all of their European, African and Asian lands in a peace deal?
When the "full annex" option was still part of the peace options, I seem to remember you'd inherit all of their CN, but that option has been removed, right?
When the "full annex" option was still part of the peace options, I seem to remember you'd inherit all of their CN, but that option has been removed, right?
Although full annex is not an express peace deal, the summary of the proposed deal will still say "we demand their full annexation" when you are actually taking all of their provinces. If it does not show this then you have missed one somewhere.
If you do successfully annex them then their CN will become your CN. You may need to spend some admin points reducing tariffs as the AI will have raised them far too high but otherwise the CN will usually be pretty loyal.
One thing to keep an eye on is colonies that are still growing. For example, a Brazilian CN will often have new colonies far inland that you cannot annex in the peace deal and this will prevent you from fully annexing the overlord (if the colonies are being established by the overlord) so you may need to occupy those colonies and burn them to the ground in order to get the peace deal to confirm that you are fully annexing the overlord.
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Three quick questions:
- Do land units take damage whenever a regiment dies, similar to naval units?
- If so, which units take damage? Adjacent, deployed or all?
- What kind of damage do they take? Does it work like casualty damage which directly translates into morale damage or is a modifier like the daily tick, which lowers your morale but does not count as damage?
Thanks in advance.
- Do land units take damage whenever a regiment dies, similar to naval units?
- If so, which units take damage? Adjacent, deployed or all?
- What kind of damage do they take? Does it work like casualty damage which directly translates into morale damage or is a modifier like the daily tick, which lowers your morale but does not count as damage?
Thanks in advance.